Even in the trained eyes of a veteran inspector like Merlin Lammy, the power of the AI module was mythical.

Most of the time, detective work relied not on mere instinct or experience, but on the methods available in gathering and analysing information.

For example, if the chase for a suspect began from a city, but said suspect had left the city and also fallen off the grid, trying to find them was basically akin to trying to find a needle in a haystack.

Still, objectively speaking, the fact that there was a needle meant that it existed, and it was possible to find it—the only problem was, who could comb through every inch of the haystack?

Now, AI provided that capacity—or the AI module they had right now, at the very least.

It had been trained with public content on the internet, and theoretically speaking, had the capacity of identifying every person with a name and footage of them on the internet.

Should it be provided with more data and time, it would definitely be able to cr